The company wants to grow its ICT offerings before looking at a possible listing.
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In this World Wide Wrap: US hospitals reluctant to outsource IT, MS plans China HealthVault licence, and Healthcare tech liability issues addressed.
In this World Wide Wrap: Online training enhances weight loss, e-learning to boost teacher training; and college gets online certification.
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4most, a Logic Group company, will supply, implement and support the ERP solution.
Increased connectivity sees mobile technologies changing the face of healthcare access and delivery.
In this World Wide Wrap: Varsity replaces legacy HR system, Compliance Group offers self-service HR, and Wells Fargo intros payroll solutions.
The platform delivers scalable capabilities and applications that lay a solid foundation for green, intelligent cities, says Huawei.
In this World Wide Wrap: Med students, tech experts team up, health tech gets $6m boost, and 4D ultrasound boosts foetus imaging.
Choosing between Metallica and Radiohead can be difficult, but the brain instinctively knows how, researchers discover.
In this World Wide Wrap: HID and Sony in RFID venture, medical centre deploys hygiene RFID, and robotic dinosaur gets new life.
In this World Wide Wrap: BlackBerry app tackles healthcare, UK utilises mobile healthcare, and MedApps takes health to the cloud.
In this World Wide Wrap: Nokia demonstrates faster 4G, computer-based tech to improve surgeries, and Willis Group releases image engine.